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skies |
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September 19, 2009 08:16:38am |
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GratefulDead
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Re: Happy Constitution Day (Very non-Dead) |
Are you saying ,William Tell ,that saddam hussein 's family clan rules in Jordany ,and whatever else ? I never heard any of this before . Are we here talking of the same Hussein ? What I heard was saddam hussein overthrew the Iraqigoverment because he was a communist and didn't agree with monarchy for his country .I still think we are not talking of the same hussein here ,but if you confirm then ,i'll take your word for it , as i won't bother about hussein nor mohammed another minute !
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William Tell |
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September 19, 2009 12:42:52pm |
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GratefulDead
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Re: Happy Constitution Day (Very non-Dead) |
Nope; no relationship...was just pointing out how complex the whole mess is, and that originally, arabs supported recognition of a Zionist homeland while they were busy dividing up the spoils of the mideast with the help of the brits, etc., etc.
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William Tell |
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September 20, 2009 06:14:39am |
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GratefulDead
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Re: Happy Constitution Day (Very non-Dead) |
Yep; and expanding from each of their original homelands...would be like what "we" did while moving west in the 1800s, after kicking the French out...hmmm, maybe we bought them off? Purchase of some kind, but you get the idea. Most would say the Hejaz had more rights than the others, but they were basically a clannish sort (hmmm, have times changed?).
Here's the trivia: who said they are "...a silly little people...barbarous and cruel..."? Auda abu tey defended him regularly, but he fig'd he was refering to Fasial when he said it.
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